Everything you wanted to know about a Power of Attorney is listed below for your use. Feel free to call our power of attorney lawyer to discuss your individual case. Requirements of Setting Up the Power of Attorney The person who wants to give the power is called the Principal.…
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As a California licensed attorney in good standing, you can refer matters to us and request a referral fee in compliance with the State Bar rules. Complete the below request form to communicate with us about Los Angeles Probate issues.
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A conservator is a person who is appointed by the court to manage the affairs of another person who is called a conservatee. Therefore, the actions that the conservator may take are subject to court approval and court supervision. The type of power given to the conservator depends on whether…
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Los Angeles Conservatorship Attorney; Conservatorship Attorney Los Angeles. Call the attorneys at SirkinLaw 818-340-4479
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On occasion, our probate attorney may receive a call from a client asking if a trustee can be changed or removed in Los Angeles. Here are some of the factors that we evaluate before we change or remove a trustee. California Probate Code 15642 “(a) A trustee may be removed in…
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Do you need an attorney who can evaluate the performance of a Los Angeles Executor? Call Mina Sirkin at 818-340-4479
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When it comes to getting your probate notes cleared, you need tools and strategies on how to clear notes, and to get things done in the Los Angeles Court. Do you need to clear your probate notes in Los Angeles? This article discusses how to get your probate notes and…
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By: Mina Sirkin, Esq. There are changes in the Probate Department structures in Los Angeles. Below is a list of the most recent department assigned judges, telephone numbers and most importantly, room numbers as of April 2026. The Court now uses room number for new filed matters. Put both numbers…
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To start a Probate in Los Angeles, you need the following information. Here is a list of Probate Information to gather before you start the probate process: Decedent’s name, including any aliases. Decedent’s last known address. The place of residence at the time of death governs where the probate petition…
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A fiduciary owes a duty of loyalty to a client. As a client, you can expect that if someone owes you a fiduciary duty, that he or she is aware of fiduciary law and will be loyal to you, over their own interests. Common fiduciaries: Attorneys. Executors and Administrators of…